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DOONBEG, Ireland — Shane Lowry gave the home crowd and President Donald Trump plenty to cheer Sunday when he turned a four-shot lead into a runaway at Doonbeg, closing with a 7-under 63 to break the Irish Open record with an 11-shot victory.
The morning breeze around Doonbeg was gentle but still it carried murmurs about Donald Trump’s intentions. Some thought he would rise early to see off Rory McIlroy, others swore he’d be out to see Brooks Koepka less than an hour later. Media gathered opposite the hotel door, their backs to the 18th green, waiting for another chance to open a diplomatic tinderbox and hand the president a match.
DOONBEG, Sept 13 : Shane Lowry won the Irish Open for the second time on Sunday to the delight of the home crowd and a cheering U.S. President Donald Trump, who presented the Irishman with the trophy at the west of Ireland course owned by the Trump family.
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ROME, Sept 12 : Substitute Diego Moreira grabbed two goals in as many minutes to allow AC Milan to fight their way back and hold hosts Lazio to a 2-2 draw at the Olympic Stadium in Serie A on Saturday.
The arrival of the US president pulled focus from the actual golf on Saturday before Shane Lowry showed his determination to stay centre stage on what he described as an “insane” day at the Amgen Irish Open.
A disappointing four-over par meant Rory McIlroy had more to worry about than the disruption caused by US President Donald Trump’s arrival in Doonbeg.